

Luxonis built its OAK line around one idea: run the model on the camera itself. The new OAK 4 series ships with a Qualcomm QCS8550 delivering up to 52 TOPS of on-device compute, and the OAK 4 D adds stereo depth. Roboflow is the model side of that equation: label your data, train a model, and deploy it to OAK hardware, all in one platform.
• Flagship: OAK 4 series, up to 52 TOPS on-camera; OAK 4 D for stereo depth
• Attributes: On-device inference, developer-friendly tooling, active community
• Connectivity: PoE and USB models
Because inference happens on the camera, OAK deployments avoid the cost and complexity of a separate edge computer. That makes them a favorite for robotics, mobile platforms, and anywhere power and space are tight. Train in Roboflow, run on OAK, and iterate as your data grows.
Want AI without the integration work? Roboflow’s AI1 deployment device packages onboard AI compute, integrated lighting, and an industrial camera into a plug-and-play system for real-time computer vision - no separate camera, lighting, or edge computer to spec.
